john lindsley
2 months ago
- paintperfection21230@gmail.com
- Mon - Fri: 8am-5pm
We paint homes all over Reisterstown, the old houses along Main Street and the newer places out toward Owings Mills alike. Tell us what you’ve got and we’ll take a look.
Reisterstown is one of the oldest towns in Baltimore County, settled back in 1758, and you can see it in the housing. The town center is a registered historic district where some homes date to the late 1700s and 1800s, full of original wood trim and porches. Just north, the Victorian village of Glyndon has its own stock of frame cottages with deep porches and decorative trim.
West of I-795 the homes get newer: split-levels, colonials, and townhomes that came in with the Owings Mills growth. Nearly all of what we paint here is residential. Reisterstown sits up in the northwest corner of the county, off Route 140 and I-795, which puts us a quick run down to the Beltway and the rest of the area we cover.
The town center is a registered historic district with homes from the 1700s and 1800s. Original wood trim and porches need careful prep, and we give it that.
Glyndon's frame cottages come with deep porches and decorative trim, often in more than one color. We brush the detail by hand and keep the scheme tidy.
We're fully licensed and insured, and the owner runs the job in person. With Eric on site, questions get answered then and there.
Stuck on a color? We'll sort it out with you first. On an older Reisterstown or Glyndon house that means period-friendly shades for the trim and porches.
Walls, ceilings, trim, and whole rooms. In Reisterstown’s older homes that often means plaster and original woodwork, which we prep before any color goes on.
Siding, trim, doors, and porches. The older wood houses here need scraping and priming before topcoat, and we take the time to do that part right.
Refinishing cabinets is far cheaper than replacing them and gives a kitchen a quick lift. It works well in Reisterstown’s older homes, where the layout is usually fine.
We also do commercial work: offices, storefronts, and common areas. Plenty of Main Street’s old houses run as offices, and we paint those too.
Paint Perfection is a small, owner-run shop based in Baltimore, going since 2020. Every job is Eric’s from the estimate through the last coat, so there’s no handing you off to a crew you’ve never met. Reisterstown is a regular stop for us on the northwest side of the county.
Reisterstown anchors the northwest corner of our service area. We’re down I-795 toward Pikesville and Owings Mills most weeks, and east to the York Road towns when work takes us there.
Send over a few details about the space and we’ll set up an estimate.
Yes, that's most of what we do here. Older homes need more scraping, sanding, and priming, and anything built before 1978 we treat with lead-safe practices. We don't rush that part.
We can. Those houses have a lot of decorative woodwork and deep porches, and the look usually involves more than one color. We brush the detail by hand and keep the lines clean.
We do, with a vinyl-safe paint so the panels don't warp, which keeps the very dark colors off the table. A lot of the newer homes west of I-795 have vinyl, so we get this one often.
Sherwin-Williams, every time. It costs a little more, but it wears better, and that's what matters a few years out.
Yes. Bring it up when we come out to quote and we'll go over the options with you.
There is, one year on our work, with the specifics spelled out in your contract.
